President Donald Trump says South Korea will invest $50 billion in the Alaska LNG Project. Two dead beluga whales are reported in Cook Inlet. Plus, researchers at the University of Alaska Fairbanks work to reduce the nation's dependence on imported critical minerals.

The deadline marks roughly one month before Alaskans will head to the polls to pick their preferred candidate for local and state office, for U.S. House, for U.S. Senate and for Alaska governor.

Sunday is the voter registration deadline for the November General Election. Gubernatorial candidate Bernadette Wilson calls on her fellow Republicans to drop out of the race. Plus, a new report analyzes the environmental impacts of the proposed Donlin gold mine.

This forum features the three uncontested candidates running for seats on the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly.

The assembly has made multiple appointments this year after two members resigned.

The Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly mulls changes to how it fills vacant seats. The University of Alaska Board of Regents considers restructuring student tuition bills. Plus, Fat Bear Weeks features full bear families for the first time.

An annual Alzheimer's awareness walk returns to Kenai. The University of Alaska Board of Regents mulls an AI policy. Plus, Kenai River sportfishing guides adapt their business models in response to declining king salmon runs.

The National Transportation Safety Board releases its preliminary report about last month's fatal Seldovia plane crash. Whittier's new cruise ship dock is deemed a 'total loss' after a fire. Plus, singles in Anchorage ditch the dating apps for a more unusual activity.

Four consecutive season closures have hit the hundreds of fishing guides who have historically relied on the world-famous king run for their livelihood.

Fat Bear Week begins. Alaska's largest electric utility pilots a time-of-use rate. Plus, the U.S. Air Force seeks public input on its plan to start work on Eielson Air Force Base where a nuclear reactor would be located.